10 Most-Cited Law & Technology Scholars in the U.S., 2016-2020 (CORRECTED)

Based on the latest Sisk data, here are the ten most-cited law faculty in law & technology (including Internet law [cyberlaw], informational privacy, cybersecurity, and AI/robotics) in the U.S. for the period 2016-2020 (inclusive) (remember that the data was collected in late May/early June of 2021, and that the pre-2021 database did expand a bit since then).  Numbers are rounded to the nearest ten.   This is a new category, growing out of (justified) dissatisfaction with the lumping together of cyberlaw and intellectual property in 2018; there will be a separate listing for intellectual property, probably later this week.  (I am grateful to Professors Ryan Calo [Washington/Seattle] and Mark Lemley [Stanford] for help in thinking about how to define the new category.)  Faculty for whom roughly 75% or more of their citations (based on a sample) are in this area are listed; others with less than 75% of their citations in this field (but still a plurality) are listed in the category of "other highly cited scholars who work partly in this area."

Law & Technology (incl. Internet law, informational privacy, cybersecurity, AI/robotics)

Rank	Name	School	Citations	Age in 2021
1	Daniel Solove	George Washington University	1110	49
2	Danielle Citron	University of Virginia	960	53
3	Frank Pasquale	Brooklyn Law School	700	47
4	Ryan Calo	University of Washington, Seattle	560	44
5	Neil Richards	Washington University, St. Louis	530	49
6	Paul Schwartz	University of California, Berkeley	520	62
7	Woodrow Hartzog	Northeastern University	480	43
8	Paul Ohm	Georgetown University	460	48
9	Eric Goldman	Santa Clara University	440	53
10	Yochai Benkler	Harvard University	400	57
		Other highly cited scholars who work partly in this area
	Mark Lemley	Stanford University	1910	55
	Jack Balkin	Yale University	1650	65
	Lawrence Lessig	Harvard University	1150	60
	Julie Cohen	Georgetown University	670	57
	Orly Lobel	University of San Diego	500	48